T10012S

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Rotary Switches

A rotary switch is a switch that operates by rotating a control element to various positions. In its simplest form, the switch may be operated by rotating a disk or sleeve to engage contact arms or pins projecting from the circumference of the disk or sleeve. The switch can be configured so that different contacts are made when the element rotates in either direction, or in one direction only.

The T10012S is a rotary switch made by Teledyne Systems Co. that functions as a single-pole double-throw (SPDT) switch, meaning it includes two separate contacts that can be connected by rotating a control element. The switch consists of a rotatable element, four contact arms, and a stationary frame. The contact arms are mounted on the circumference of the rotatable element and a cam is attached to the rotatable element, which is used to connect a closed frame contact to a movable frame contact located inside the frame. A spring is used to keep pressure on the contact arm.

The T10012S is used in many different applications, including electrical systems, wiring and connections, HVAC systems, communications systems, and motors. It can be used for switching input and output signals, as well as isolated relays and transformers. It is designed to be used with low-voltage electrical current, such as 115 volts and under, and can switch maximum loads of 20 amps. The switch has a thermal rating of 100deg C and can operate at temperatures ranging from -55 C to 105 C.

The T10012S is designed with a robust construction to resist corrosion and wear and tear. The contacts are made from durable alloys that ensure long-term reliability. The switch is also designed with a wide range of switches and accessories such as indicator lights and knobs, making it suitable for many different applications.

The T10012S rotary switch works by connecting the two contact arms when the control element is rotated. When the switch is in its normal state, the contact arms are not engaged. When the control element is rotated, one of the contact arms is engaged, while the other is disengaged. This creates a closed circuit, allowing current to flow in either direction. If the control element is rotated again, the engaged contact arm is released, and the other contact arm is engaged, breaking the circuit.

The T10012S rotary switch is a reliable and cost-efficient choice for many applications. It is designed for simple installation, and its robust construction ensures reliable performance for years to come. Its versatility and range of accessories make it suitable for a wide variety of applications.

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